Allcaps Society Typeface
Cover artwork for Society typeface designed by Ondrej Bachor availible via Allcaps type.
AllCap’s Society refers to a storied Czechoslovak typographic legacy, but is designed as a comprehensive family for tomorrow’s most beautiful books. The initial cut, with its simplified construction and focus on legibility in small sizes, reflects a slower, more deliberate culture of making – where every decision serves reading. Grounded in the tradition of editorial typefaces like Baskerville and Times New Roman, Society adds a Czech touch through its distinctive ‘s’ and sharpened ‘z’, offset by initials and swashes inspired by later phototype-era styles such as Baskerville Flair. At first glance, Society seems humble. Practical. Considered. After a closer look, the wide-ranging family reveals inventive shape solutions honed through refined drawing. A slow serif, drawn as an intentionally thorough and thoughtful contribution to the legacy of Czech type designers – and the next generation of typographers.
Text via Allcaps, Sean Kuhnke
Allcaps Society Typeface
Cover artwork for Society typeface designed by Ondrej Bachor availible via Allcaps type.
AllCap’s Society refers to a storied Czechoslovak typographic legacy, but is designed as a comprehensive family for tomorrow’s most beautiful books. The initial cut, with its simplified construction and focus on legibility in small sizes, reflects a slower, more deliberate culture of making – where every decision serves reading. Grounded in the tradition of editorial typefaces like Baskerville and Times New Roman, Society adds a Czech touch through its distinctive ‘s’ and sharpened ‘z’, offset by initials and swashes inspired by later phototype-era styles such as Baskerville Flair. At first glance, Society seems humble. Practical. Considered. After a closer look, the wide-ranging family reveals inventive shape solutions honed through refined drawing. A slow serif, drawn as an intentionally thorough and thoughtful contribution to the legacy of Czech type designers – and the next generation of typographers.
Text via Allcaps, Sean Kuhnke